Republican Party of Guam

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The Republican Party of Guam is a political party in Guam, a U.S. territory in the Western Pacific. The party aligns with the national Republican Party in the United States and adheres to conservative principles.

History

The Republican Party of Guam was established to provide a political platform for conservative values and policies in Guam. The party has been active in local politics, participating in elections for the Guam Legislature and other local offices.

Ideology

The Republican Party of Guam promotes conservatism, advocating for limited government, individual freedoms, and free-market principles. The party supports policies that align with the broader goals of the national Republican Party, including economic growth, national security, and traditional values.

Organization

The party is organized with a central committee and various local chapters. The central committee is responsible for setting the party's agenda, organizing campaigns, and coordinating with the national Republican Party.

Electoral Performance

The Republican Party of Guam has had varying degrees of success in local elections. The party has held seats in the Guam Legislature and has had members serve as Governor and Lieutenant Governor.

Notable Members

• Joseph F. Ada - Former Governor of Guam
• Felix Perez Camacho - Former Governor of Guam
• Eddie Baza Calvo - Former Governor of Guam

Related Pages

• Guam Legislature
• Governor of Guam
• Lieutenant Governor of Guam
• Republican Party (United States)
• Politics of Guam

See Also

• Democratic Party of Guam
• Elections in Guam
• Political party strength in Guam